Re: [Repost] Tivoli / Tivoli Enterprise Console
From: Scott Richardson (CheetahFTL_at_attbi.com)
Date: 10/29/03
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Date: Wed, 29 Oct 2003 20:19:22 GMT
"Mike" <mikee@mikee.ath.cx> wrote in message
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> The company I work for (just started) has some time back purchased TEC,
> but this product is not running (I asked questions about this several
> days ago). Now that I have established that TEC is not running I am to
> have a meeting to discuss what direction as a company we will take for
> monitoring. I have heard Tivoli described as a Cadillac of monitoring
> systems. What I have read so far seems nice, but also that a lot of
> cycles are consumed at the managed nodes (servers I'm watching) for
> the monitoring.
>
> I'm seeking opinions both on Tivoli and on going with something like
> Big Brother or Nagios. Currently I have about 20 AIX servers, maybe 60
> windows server I will interface with, lots of networked printers, and
> many routers and such. I want something that is easy, consumes little,
> is easily extendible as I monitor more applications and services on my
> servers, and something that can run easily through a cable/dsl connection
> so I can monitor my servers from home. For home (and work really) use
> I prefer to have a tty/curses interface. I don't need all the gui stuff.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> Mike
Hello Mike,
Please check out the DPMonitor at http://www.deltekonline.com and
http://www.deltekonline.com/faq/indexfaq.htm.
This Monitor will handle Windows (NT 4.0, 2000, & XP) & AIX (4.3 / 5.1) &
Solaris (2.6, 2.7 & 2.8) & even Oracle, as well as individual processes on
these platforms, and has Probes, which are extremely user extensible, easy
to use and configure. All Agents displayed in same user interface - easy to
read dynamic, auto-scaling, colorful graphs. Easy to use remotely and
onsite. Extremely low overhead Agents, and accurate statistics. 10 day
Evaluation license available, (for one Agent, OS level stats only on Eval,
one Explorer - Explorer runs on Windows).
Not a freebie, but extremely reasonable, (new per CPU pricing making the
product more accessible for lower end single CPU systems). Developer is real
sharp, flexible, and responsive to needs/desires.
Worth a look against any monitoring product out there.
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